Well good, you have some beauties. Doesn't RFK make you smile every time you see the blooms. It is a good plant that only gets better. I too bought a single fan in 2011, it and Emerald Starburst were my graduation present to myself. Lone Star Wagon Wheel is a pretty one. Always love the Selman's and they do well in my garden. Marlyn Lee Boch is looking good. kay

It's on a very long list of common household items that are hazardous to our health. I'm someone with pretty severe chemical sensitivities, so have become familiar with the worst of the worst. Someone like me, or any couple wanting to become pregnant, pregnant women, children, those with compromised immune systems, and pets of any species can face problems with chronic exposures to the chemicals in our cleaning agents, detergents, artificial fragrances in anything, soaps, shampoos, new furnishings, and more. We're bombarded on all sides, sometimes relentlessly. And it takes research to discover all of the ingredients, learn about possible side effects, and make decisions.

I stuff some of mine in pots with my roses(after chilling). When they are done blooming, or when I cut them for vases, I just cut the foliage off to the ground. Since they are just annuals here I don't feel bad about it. You have a lot of them though:) Lisa

There appears to be a problem with the photography because in the photo where the lower horizontal grout meets the grout in the adjacent tile, it is obvious that they are NOT the same color. I understand that lines appear different depending on whether the background is dark or light, but in this photo, the grout lines from the two side meet and do not blend. If they were the same color, there would not be a break, and it would look like a continuous line. I'm not saying that the grout is not the same - I am saying that the photograph does not support this. On very close examination, the grout on the left appears to be very close to the color the tile on the right, and the upper grout line on the left blends directly into the hexagonal tile. The camera could have made some adjustment for light conditions to cause this to happen.